In the BER pathway, a group of scanning enzymes called DNA g…

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In the BER pаthwаy, а grоup оf scanning enzymes called DNA glycоsylases find irregularities, flip out the faulty nucleotide, and cleave it away via hydrolysis. Why must a cell express multiple, different types of glycosylases?

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